This is one of the strongest collections of stories yet. This issue shows exactly what the series can do at its best: provide a core thematic framework (such as dealing with regret and redemption) using a variety of eclectic DC comics characters. Or to put it another way: all killer, no filler. Read Full Review

More short stories to sooth my tired brain, Batman: The Brave & The Bold #12 provides some amazing plots and seriously impressive character work. This series goes from strength to strength every issue, and gives me more and more reasons to come back every month. Read Full Review

Despite being a year into its run, and containing two chapters of multi-part stories, this installment of The Brave and the Bold proves to be an accessible and meaningful exploration of emotions across the DC Universe. Read Full Review

Batman: The Brave and the Bold #12 has more misses than usual, but it's still good. The main story wraps up a fantastic three-parter with some good one-shots and offbeat characters throwing in other tales. Read Full Review

Batman: The Brave And The Bold #12 is a solid entry in the anthology series that gives readers a variety of eclectic characters and their stories. Karl Kerschl's take on the Dark Knight is one of the most quintessential Batman tales I've read in some time, so it's the highlight. However, the ongoing Artemis tale turns out to be an ill-advised tie-in to Tom King's Wonder Woman series. In short, this issue has a lot of good with two extremes on the great/terrible scale. Read Full Review